Podcast Episodes

GIS Radio: Europe’s brain drain: Can the EU compete for talent?

Season 2 Episode 237

The European Union is losing in a human resources race as global rivals outpace the bloc in attracting skilled talent. An analysis by Karl-Friedrich Israel. Read the report here.

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Published on 1 week, 4 days ago

GIS Reports: The V4 and the future of regional action in Europe

Season 2 Episode 236

The Visegrad Group faces diminishing influence as shifting interests and politics reshape Central Europe’s model for cooperation. A report by James Jay Carafano. Read the full text here. 

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Published on 2 weeks ago

GIS Radio: African influence in DRC fades as U.S.-backed deal takes lead

Season 2 Episode 235

South Africa has withdrawn from the DRC peace mission, as regional fractures deepen. The U.S.-led deal highlights resource-driven geopolitics. An analysis by Ralph Mathekga. Read the report here. 

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Published on 2 weeks, 1 day ago

GIS Radio: U.S. cybersecurity policy under Trump

Season 2 Episode 234

The Trump administration’s 2025 cybersecurity reset reduces federal oversight while sharpening its focus on foreign threats and critical technologies. An analysis by Frank Umbach. Read the report her…

Published on 2 weeks, 2 days ago

GIS Radio: What is holding up progress on small modular reactors?

Season 2 Episode 233

Factory-built reactors offer a scalable, low-carbon solution for climate and digital needs yet still face legacy challenges to nuclear deployment. An analysis by Carole Nakhle. Read the report here. …

Published on 2 weeks, 3 days ago

GIS Radio: Stabilizing Gaza under the Trump plan

Season 2 Episode 232

A historic U.S.-mediated ceasefire in Gaza offers hope for peace, but regional dynamics and doubts about Hamas’s compliance challenge its fragile sustainability. An analysis by Robert Silverman. Read…

Published on 2 weeks, 4 days ago

GIS Radio: Global copper supply chains under escalating stress

Season 2 Episode 231

The industrial metal is trading at record-high prices as states aim to secure supply amid geopolitical rivalry and the green transition. An analysis by Bob Savic. Read the report here.

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Published on 3 weeks ago

GIS Radio: U.S.-Pakistan path to nowhere

Season 2 Episode 230

Ties between the two countries have warmed, but strategic priorities pull Washington toward India and the South Caucasus. An analysis by James Jay Carafano. Read the report here. 

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Published on 3 weeks, 1 day ago

GIS Radio: U.S.-India embrace turns to transactional tension

Season 2 Episode 229

Tariffs and shifting relations with Pakistan, along with uncertainties about the Quad, cast doubt on the once-robust U.S.-India partnership. An analysis by Aparna Pande. Read the full report here.

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Published on 3 weeks, 2 days ago

GIS Radio: Angola at 50: Resources, unrest and a political crossroads

Season 2 Episode 228

Post-independence Angola has been defined by inequality, unrest and contested power. That may change. An analysis by Teresa Nogueira Pinto. Read the report here. 

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Published on 3 weeks, 3 days ago